India’s tech scene is booming with AI startups, deep-tech ventures, and data-driven enterprises popping up in every major city. Yet, behind this glittering growth story lies a harsh reality: there’s a widening gap between the demand for skilled talent and the actual readiness of graduates. A recent employability report states that only 42% of engineering graduates are job-ready, and the numbers drop even lower when it comes to specialized roles in artificial intelligence and

Across India, a new generation of climate-tech founders is fighting to keep the country’s future livable. From massive floods in Assam to heatwaves in Delhi and crop failures in Maharashtra, extreme weather has become an everyday reality. Entrepreneurs in this sector are not waiting for global action; they are building solutions that merge technology, sustainability, and business growth. Investors are starting to take notice, though the road to scale remains bumpy. These foun

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Global investors are looking at India like never before, as a new wave of artificial intelligence and semiconductor startups draws over...

The interior design industry has mostly provided advice to new students in fragments, with many potential professionals not knowing where to start. It was this gap that Pooja Sharma identified when she mentored young designers who constantly posed the same question to her, where do we begin. That moment of reflection gave her the seed to write her first book How to Become an Interior Designer in 90 Days. She wanted to create something that would serve as a complete guide, use

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When Alakh Pandey walked away from the comforts of a stable government job, few could imagine he would later lead one of India’s most...

In a quiet village in Tamil Nadu, a group of young entrepreneurs found inspiration in something most people overlook banana trees. Every...

Introduction In today’s modern world, wellness has become more important than ever before. While people chase professional success and financial stability, they often ignore their own health. The rise of mental stress, anxiety, and lifestyle-related diseases has made it clear that both mental and physical wellness are essential for a fulfilling life. Without balance in body and mind, even the smallest challenges can feel overwhelming. This is where the work of Rohtash Saini b

In a small lab in Bengaluru, a group of IIT graduates saw an opportunity hidden in something everyone else wanted to get rid of. The...

When Ritesh Agarwal started OYO Rooms, he was just 19 years old with no college degree and almost no capital. What he did have was a...

When Peyush Bansal began his journey with Lenskart in 2010, few believed that India’s eyewear market could ever turn into a modern retail...

When Ajaita Shah first traveled through the villages of Rajasthan, she saw two clear problems. One, rural households struggled with...

When Safeena Husain walked through the dusty villages of Rajasthan years ago, she found classrooms half empty and girls missing from...

In the crowded streets of Bihar, a man once pulled a rickshaw to feed his family. Today, that same man is the founder of RodBez, a...

The Jaipur Foot is one of those Indian creations that carries a story much bigger than its physical form. Developed in the 1970s, it...

Dr Devi Shetty is often described as the man who brought affordability to heart care in India. At a time when advanced surgeries were...

Sairee Chahal SHEROES and Mahila Money are two platforms that have slowly but strongly carved their space in the Indian startup world by...

The Suryauday Solar story starts with a dream that began much earlier than the company’s official establishment in 2019. Managing Partner, Prajas Aggarwal, was already an experienced professional in the solar energy industry with more than 15 years of expertise. Having been in the field of commerce and a firm believer in sustainable development, he kept a keen eye as electricity prices kept soaring and the whole world started talking about clean energy. He remembers how the

Satyam Johare, who grew up in Jaipur among jewellery, gems, and the intricate world of craftsmanship, was destined to pursue the family path. As a child, he closely observed the process of stone-setting and the intricacy of design construction, gradually absorbing the essence of an art form that has defined generations of Indian culture. What began as a silent interest later grew into a lifelong passion and an adventure that allowed him to shape his own identity in the herita